We have a lawn service business and last year we used all of scott fertilizers for our customers. some who have never had problems in the past had all kind of problems. some had brown patch, some had funguses come up, even grubb worms. do you think its the fertilizer? this year were going back to our regular fertilizer. now dont get me wrong i liked the scotts, i just didnt like all the problems! help!!!!!Has anyone else out there had problems with scott fertilizers? like brown patch or funguses?
my grandmother used that kind once and had the same problem its the scott fertilizer it just doesnt work well!Has anyone else out there had problems with scott fertilizers? like brown patch or funguses?
NO!! Fungi and grubs have NOTHING to do with the fertilizer used. They are totally separate issues and have to be dealt with separately. Grubs require and insecticide and fungi require a fungicide.
Fungi grow in warm, wet conditions. Whenever the humidity is high and it's warm, fungi can grow. Daconil is good for most lawn fungi.
Grubs need treatment with insecticide treatments in the spring and then again late summer. Beneficial nematodes that attack the grubs can be applied instead if your approach to lawn care is more natural.
The problems you're having are not unusual and occur whether you use Scotts or anyone else's fertilizers. In fact, they occur whether you fertilize or not.
If you're going to be in the business, you really need to know about pests and diseases. People expect you to know how to treat their lawns and they deserve for you to do it. Study up! lack of knowledge could cost you repeat customers and... your business.
no..
yeh, it really clears up mites, lice and crabs. just fill up your nasty drawers.
Fertilizer is food,brown patch is a disease,grubs are insects.I don't see any connection.Sounds like your customers are having a bad year because you don't know how to treat their yards properly.You can get disease,bugs or weeds any time whether you had them before or not.Watch for early signs this year and treat the problem accordingly.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
How do u get rid of fungi around the mouth that makes ur lip swollen?
i got this rash aroun my mouth and i wen to the doctor and he said it could be yeast infection , its kind of spreading on my face and my lip is swollen. i cant open my mouth so i drink from straw i really need help so please let me know if u got a answer thanksHow do u get rid of fungi around the mouth that makes ur lip swollen?
I am the one you emailed about how I got rid of this when I had it, my email I sent to you came back to me. so I'll post it here for you to read. This is how I got mine to go away and what I thought mine was:
It took 3-4 weeks for it to go away, It was horrible. No doctor was able to help me. I was reading up online about it and it sounded like excema or perioral dermititis and it said to take tetracycline to treat perioral dermiititis and i had some , so I took that and put aquaphor on it for like a week and a half and then it finally started to go away. I think it could have been a allergy to viactiv multi vitamin chews, because I was taking them for about a week when the rash appeared, and after the rash went away, I tried taking them again , and after one week again, the rash started to come back, so I stopped taking them vitamins and it went away and stayed away. Good luck because its not fun. I feel for ya.How do u get rid of fungi around the mouth that makes ur lip swollen?
oh my...
And he didn't give you anything for it? Well that is typical of western medicine.
Neem oil will fix you right up. However, keep in mind that neem oil is extremely bitter. You will not want it on your tongue. Also, to keep this from happening again and to speed things up, take neem leaf or neem bark capsules, milk thistle, and tumeric capsules, 1 each per day.
its called THRUSH
go to: http://www.medicinenet.com/thrush/articl鈥?/a>
and they have a lot of info. you will need to avoid foods that have ';yeast'; or are fermented, aged, distilled, etc. Mold feeds fungus. Everytime you eat these foods you are feeding your infection from the outside and the inside.
Also try going to vitamin shoppe and getting acidophilus- the chewable kind are tasty and help your good bacteria grow inside you.
so ah- have fun with all that-
I am the one you emailed about how I got rid of this when I had it, my email I sent to you came back to me. so I'll post it here for you to read. This is how I got mine to go away and what I thought mine was:
It took 3-4 weeks for it to go away, It was horrible. No doctor was able to help me. I was reading up online about it and it sounded like excema or perioral dermititis and it said to take tetracycline to treat perioral dermiititis and i had some , so I took that and put aquaphor on it for like a week and a half and then it finally started to go away. I think it could have been a allergy to viactiv multi vitamin chews, because I was taking them for about a week when the rash appeared, and after the rash went away, I tried taking them again , and after one week again, the rash started to come back, so I stopped taking them vitamins and it went away and stayed away. Good luck because its not fun. I feel for ya.How do u get rid of fungi around the mouth that makes ur lip swollen?
oh my...
And he didn't give you anything for it? Well that is typical of western medicine.
Neem oil will fix you right up. However, keep in mind that neem oil is extremely bitter. You will not want it on your tongue. Also, to keep this from happening again and to speed things up, take neem leaf or neem bark capsules, milk thistle, and tumeric capsules, 1 each per day.
its called THRUSH
go to: http://www.medicinenet.com/thrush/articl鈥?/a>
and they have a lot of info. you will need to avoid foods that have ';yeast'; or are fermented, aged, distilled, etc. Mold feeds fungus. Everytime you eat these foods you are feeding your infection from the outside and the inside.
Also try going to vitamin shoppe and getting acidophilus- the chewable kind are tasty and help your good bacteria grow inside you.
so ah- have fun with all that-
If a mushroom walks into a bar and buys everybody a round of drinks, is he considered a fungi?
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i see what you did thereIf a mushroom walks into a bar and buys everybody a round of drinks, is he considered a fungi?
AHAHAHAH
I've heard that one before :pIf a mushroom walks into a bar and buys everybody a round of drinks, is he considered a fungi?
No he is a fungus! Many are fungi.
i see what you did thereIf a mushroom walks into a bar and buys everybody a round of drinks, is he considered a fungi?
AHAHAHAH
I've heard that one before :pIf a mushroom walks into a bar and buys everybody a round of drinks, is he considered a fungi?
No he is a fungus! Many are fungi.
Fungi questions Microbiology help needed?
What is landing on SDA plate that causes mold growth?
SDA is considered ';selective'; media because it grows molds and not bacteria. What makes the media selective?
Why do we have to stain penicillium or aspergillus?
Please help.Fungi questions Microbiology help needed?
The media is selective because you know that whatever grows on your plate is not bacteria. since the media is selective against bacteria, that must mean that it contains an antibiotic that bacteria is sensitive against and eukaryotes (mold/fungi) are resistant to.
i believe bacteria are sensitive to chloramphenicol, but i may be remembering incorrectly.
your media probably contains that.
penicillium and aspergillus are stained so that you can see them more clearly on your plate.
SDA is considered ';selective'; media because it grows molds and not bacteria. What makes the media selective?
Why do we have to stain penicillium or aspergillus?
Please help.Fungi questions Microbiology help needed?
The media is selective because you know that whatever grows on your plate is not bacteria. since the media is selective against bacteria, that must mean that it contains an antibiotic that bacteria is sensitive against and eukaryotes (mold/fungi) are resistant to.
i believe bacteria are sensitive to chloramphenicol, but i may be remembering incorrectly.
your media probably contains that.
penicillium and aspergillus are stained so that you can see them more clearly on your plate.
While on a walk through a forest you notice birds on trees, earthworms in the soil, and fungi on the back of?
trees. based on this year can conclude that each of these organisms different
A. Habitat
B. Biome
C. Biosphere
D. ecosytem
E. AbiomeWhile on a walk through a forest you notice birds on trees, earthworms in the soil, and fungi on the back of?
A. Habitat?
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A. Habitat
B. Biome
C. Biosphere
D. ecosytem
E. AbiomeWhile on a walk through a forest you notice birds on trees, earthworms in the soil, and fungi on the back of?
A. Habitat?
Am I right? Do I get a gold star?
What is schizophora, mucor, and rhizopus with reference to fungi??????????
what basically they are? are they mode of nutrition either mode of reproduction??????? what they are?
plz tell me as soon as possibleWhat is schizophora, mucor, and rhizopus with reference to fungi??????????
I don't know what is schizophora in connection with fungi. But this what goes out:
Schizophora is a section of true flies containing 78 families, which are collectively referred to as muscoids, even though - technically - the term ';muscoid'; should be limited to flies in the superfamily Muscoidea;
It appears to be an insect in the picture (try to check wikipedia)
Mucor belongs to the kingdom fungi. they are through reproduction. Here's a definition:
Mucor is a genus of about 40 species of molds commonly found in soil and on plant surfaces, as well as in rotten vegetable matter.
While, Rhizopus is a mould fungus. a mould that causes decay such as the common bread mould. Rhizopus is a genus of molds that includes cosmopolitan filamentous fungi found in soil, decaying fruit and vegetables, animal feces, and old bread.
I'm not really sure if it's through nutrition but based on wiki it is produced both sexual and asexual spores.
Hope it helps.
plz tell me as soon as possibleWhat is schizophora, mucor, and rhizopus with reference to fungi??????????
I don't know what is schizophora in connection with fungi. But this what goes out:
Schizophora is a section of true flies containing 78 families, which are collectively referred to as muscoids, even though - technically - the term ';muscoid'; should be limited to flies in the superfamily Muscoidea;
It appears to be an insect in the picture (try to check wikipedia)
Mucor belongs to the kingdom fungi. they are through reproduction. Here's a definition:
Mucor is a genus of about 40 species of molds commonly found in soil and on plant surfaces, as well as in rotten vegetable matter.
While, Rhizopus is a mould fungus. a mould that causes decay such as the common bread mould. Rhizopus is a genus of molds that includes cosmopolitan filamentous fungi found in soil, decaying fruit and vegetables, animal feces, and old bread.
I'm not really sure if it's through nutrition but based on wiki it is produced both sexual and asexual spores.
Hope it helps.
Many years ago my mom used to have this fungi which we kept in black tea and it was so tastey.?
Does anyone know where I can find it... I have heard someone in Ireland sells it. Please help....Many years ago my mom used to have this fungi which we kept in black tea and it was so tastey.?
You must be referring to: Kombucha.http://www.kombuchapilz.de/english/kombu鈥?/a>
';Tea fungus/kombucha, an acetic acid flavoured fermented tea beverage, is widely consumed in various parts of the world and has more recently become a fad in the United States. This is due in part to the fact that it can be produced in the home, and it is reported to be medicinal, effective against arthritis, psoriasis, chronic fatigue, constipation, indigestion and metabolic diseases.';
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-b鈥?/a>Many years ago my mom used to have this fungi which we kept in black tea and it was so tastey.?
is it something like this? http://www.rusbiz.com/prod_info.html?pri鈥?/a> i am not sure if you are looking for a tea or something stored in tea. sorry.
yakkkkkkkkk........................
fungi...............SORRY, no idea...................it doesn't sounds nice to me.................
Sorry, never heard of such a thing....try looking under Google under ';teas'; or ';history of tea'; or ';ireland tea';
You must be referring to: Kombucha.http://www.kombuchapilz.de/english/kombu鈥?/a>
';Tea fungus/kombucha, an acetic acid flavoured fermented tea beverage, is widely consumed in various parts of the world and has more recently become a fad in the United States. This is due in part to the fact that it can be produced in the home, and it is reported to be medicinal, effective against arthritis, psoriasis, chronic fatigue, constipation, indigestion and metabolic diseases.';
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-b鈥?/a>Many years ago my mom used to have this fungi which we kept in black tea and it was so tastey.?
is it something like this? http://www.rusbiz.com/prod_info.html?pri鈥?/a> i am not sure if you are looking for a tea or something stored in tea. sorry.
yakkkkkkkkk........................
fungi...............SORRY, no idea...................it doesn't sounds nice to me.................
Sorry, never heard of such a thing....try looking under Google under ';teas'; or ';history of tea'; or ';ireland tea';
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